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Aniseed Myrtle - “Nilin.ga”
Syzygium anisatum - Its edible leaves can be consumed fresh, dried or powdered. Leaves are often distilled for their essential oil and may be used fresh or dried in tea. Aniseed Myrtle prefers well-drained, nutrient-rich soil in a sunny position, but may also be grown in part shade.
Trivia Night in support of Mujaay Ganma Foundation!
Tuesday July 15th 6 pm.
Bowraville Sports Hub Trivia & Rotary Chocolate Wheel
All money raised will go towards improving the wellbeing of Country and community.
Call the Sports Hub to book your table for a meal and trivia: 65647349